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Infacol

Wizbit

Alpha Buck
Hey all... i know there is always loads of questions about giving infacol but I can't remember how much people normally give..?

Bertie had a tummy ache last night so I gave him about 0.5 ml in a syringe, that's what it said for babies - is that the sort of dose others give??
 
I normally give 1 ml to smaller rabbits & 2 ml to the larger ones.
It`s quite safe as it isn`t actually a medication, more like an indigestion remedy that helps them pass any built up gas, so can`t really hurt them ( aslong as you`re sure it`s just trapped wind ).

Hope your bunny`s feeling better this morning.

Su.x
 
Thank you all for your replies. Looks like I was a bit on the cautious side! At least I will know for next time.. thanks again.
 
One thing - and I'm only saying it as I have got muddled up on this before :oops: not saying you have :)

It's easy to muddle up cl and ml.

0.5ml is a very small amount - 0.5cl is 10x more (5mls) - some syringes don't make it too clear what the units actually are.

Martin
 
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